Exploring Madrid on a Leisurely Sunday
The capital of Spain is Madrid, and it is a busy city that is packed with delights of attractions and entertainment for tourists. While the city
has a lot of options to explore, but you should plan your Sunday well as there is a possibility that the same place has other plans.
opening hours or limited accessibility. Here is a guide to help you get the most of your Sunday in Madrid.
1. Visit Retiro Park
Take your Sunday morning and set off for Retiro Park – one of the favorite green areas of Madrid. This beautiful park,
running across 125 hectares, is an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Have a leisurely walk in the park.
don fancied gardens, hire a rowboat and boat on the lake or just lay on the grass while having a picnic.
2. Explore the Prado Museum
Of course, every visit to Madrid would not be complete without a visit to the Prado Museum – the world-famous museum. Fortunately, the museum is opened on the.
Sundays hence making it a great way to spend a day. Prado Museum contains a rich collection of the European art,
which included masterpieces of Velazquez, Goya, and El Greco. Spend some time ogling the works and immerse yourself in the culture.
heritage.
3. Indulge in Spanish Cuisine
Having become an enlightened person in art it’s time to please your taste buds with real Spanish cuisine. Madrid is known
for its cuisine, and there are special menus in many of the traditional restaurants on Sundays. Treat yourself to a
slow meandering brunch or visit Mercado de San Miguel, a busy food market where one can enjoy many local dishes.
delicacies.
4. Visit the Royal Palace
When the afternoon arrives, take a walk and go to the majestic Royal Palace of Madrid. Despite the fact that the palace itself might be
closed on Sundays, a visit is worth also the beautiful exterior and the gardens around. Take a stroll through the
See Plaza de Oriente and breathe in the regal air.
5. Wander Around Plaza Mayor
Make sure that you end your Sunday in Madrid by visiting the famous Plaza Mayor. This is a historic square and it is surrounded with vibrant buildings.
buildings, cafes, and shops. Be seated in an outdoor terrace, take a cup of coffee, and enjoy seeing the world go by. If you’re
lucky, you may have a chance to see a lively street performance or a local market.
6. Spend the Evening in Puerta del Sol.
Puerta del Sol, which is the heart of Madrid, is an excellent opportunity to enjoy the city’s buzz. As the sun sets,
this hubbub square springs to life. Take a walk down the busy streets, walk through the shops, or treat yourself to a meal.
delicious churros and chocolate in one of the old traditional cafes in the region. This famous should not be forgotten either
Tio Pepe sign and the famous Bear and the Strawberry tree.
Conclusion
Sundays in Madrid combine art and culture, gastronomy and relaxation into an amazing combination. By following this guide, you will be able to
take advantage of your handy day in the town. Bear in mind to look up the opening hours of a particular attraction and plan.
your itinerary accordingly. With its eventful history and lively atmosphere, Madrid is bound to be remembered by you as full of valuable memories.
memories.
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